Creating a kiosk on a Raspberry Pi doesn’t have to depend on lockdown browsers that limit not only users but also developers. This guide walks through building a kiosk app with Avalonia UI and DotNetBrowser that runs outside the desktop environment, combining the power of the native app with the simplicity of web development. Read the full article <a href="https://teamdev.com/dotnetbrowser/blog/kiosk-on-raspberry-with-avalonia-dotnetbrowser/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">here</a>.

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A guide demonstrates how to build a kiosk application on Raspberry Pi using Avalonia UI framework and DotNetBrowser. The approach runs outside the desktop environment, offering developers more flexibility than traditional lockdown browsers while combining native app capabilities with web development simplicity.

Build a Raspberry Pi kiosk with Avalonia UI and DotNetBrowser!

You can buy 16 raspberry pi 5 8GB’s for the price of that license…

interesting to see alternatives to kiosks apps that are also costly and a bit “hacky”.
The result looks pretty amazing kudo!